Adam J. Woods, tDCS Course Director

Helena Knotkova, Co-Director

Marom Bikson, Co-Director

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ABOUT

Two-part, one-day intensive workshop: Part 1 Comprehensive lectures on tDCS application, reproducibility, and design Part 2 Practical sessions on application and reproducibility

Expert updates on best practices and methods in tDCS and HD-tDCS application with hands-on training and attendance certification. IRB application, patient screening, montage/dose design and application, safety, practical exercises, hardware, software, modeling, and more.

With many networking, educational, investment analysis and collaboration opportunities, this event is designed to promote the progress of transcranial Electrical Stimulation as both a research and therapeutic modality.

Intensive one-day international workshop dedicated on the design and implementation of tDCS in clinical and research settings. Update on 2017 state-of-the-art methodology with presentations and discussions on the development of professional standards for safety, validity and reproducibility of functional outcomes in tDCS applications.

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*January 12th, 2017

08:00 AM - 08:30 AM Introductory remarks

08:30 AM - 10:30 PM tDCS course Unit I: Theory and design Adam Woods, Helena Knotkova, Marom Bikson

Module 1: tDCS – Principles and mechanisms Module 2: Targeted outcomes

10:30 AM - 10:45 AM Coffee Break

10:45 AM - 12:00 PM tDCS course Unit I: Theory and design Adam Woods, Helena Knotkova, Marom Bikson

Module 3: Stimulation parameters and protocols Module 4: Electrodes/montages

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Lunch

01:00 PM - 02:00 PM tDCS course Unit I: Theory and design Adam Woods, Helena Knotkova, Marom Bikson

Module 5: Safety

02:00 PM - 04:00 PM tDCS course Unit II: Clinical implementation & practical exercises

Adam Woods, Helena Knotkova, Marom Bikson

Station 1: Electrode Measurement Procedures Station 2: Electrode Preparation and Placement Station 3: Conventional and HD-tDCS Devices Station 4: tDCS Practical Knowledge Exercises

04:00 PM - 04:30 PM tDCS course Unit III: Professional standards and recap Helena Knotkova

04:30 PM - 05:00 PM Closing remarks, workshop survey & certification of completion

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

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to registration (also shown below).

REGISTRATION

The workshop is open to medical

professionals, researchers, supporting

personnel, industry partners, and

investors; admission to the workshop is

by application only.

Admission: OPEN

Registrations are strictly limited by the

optimal participant count and the venue

size. Admission on a first-come first-

serve basis.

NYC tDCS WORKSHOP PROGRAM 2017

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Hosted at the historic City College of New York, CUNY located in Hamilton Heights in Manhattan, New York City.

WORKSHOP LEADERSHIP

Helena Knotkova, Ph.D.

tDCS Course Co-Director

- Director of Clinical Research and Analytics MJHS Institute for Innovation in

Palliative Care, New York

- Chair of the IASP Special Interest Group on Neuromodulation

Adam J. Woods, Ph.D.

tDCS Course Director

- Assistant Professor, Aging and Geriatric Research

Neuroscience, Psychology, University of Florida

- Assistant Director, Cognitive Aging and Memory Clinical Translational

Research Program (CAM-CTRP), Institute on Aging, University of Florida

- Director, CAM-CTRP Human Electrophysiology and Neuromodulation Core

ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATION

TRAVEL and ACCOMMODATIONS

Airports: There are three available airports for those traveling by airplane. In order of proximity to City College: LaGuardia (Queens, NY), Kennedy (Queens, NY) and Newark (Newark, NJ).

Subways: The City College of New York is readily accessible by subway directly on the A, B, C, D, and 1 lines. NYC subway trains run 24/7.

Cabs: We recommend New York City's medallion (yellow) taxicabs or the new Boro taxicabs (green) which are only permitted passenger street-side pick-up in northern Manhattan (north of West 110th street and East 96th street) and the outer boroughs (excluding airports).

Workshop Amenities: Coffee / tea/ water will be provided free of charge at the venue.

Hotel: There is no official workshop hotel. NYC offers many options depending on your budget and preference. We recommend visitors book a hotel in Manhattan below 90th street and preferably on the West Side for a more simple commute to City College. We do not recommend visitors stay outside Manhattan.

AV recording: There will not be AV recording for this event.

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OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVOLVEMENT & COLLABORATION

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Marom Bikson, Ph.D. tDCS Course Co-Director

- Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering The City College of New York

- Co-inventor, HD-tDC

- Pioneer in tDCS computational modeling techniques and single slice recording

❑ Subway transportation: - 1 train to 137th City College Station - B or C train to 135th St Station - A or D train to 145th St Station ❑ NYC yellow taxicabs: - Entrance at 138th Street & Amsterdam Ave For those unfamiliar with NYC public transportation, we recommend taxicabs

WORKSHOP LOCATION

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January 12th – Shepard Hall

Room 250 Shepard Hall The City College of New York W 140th Street east of Convent Ave New York, NY 10031 CCNY default address is 160 Convent